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Go hails PH educ sector for high scores in UNICEF readiness index

Senator Christopher "Bong" Go (File photo) MANILA - Senator Christopher "Bong" Go praised the education sector and its stakeholders for their efforts to ensure the continuity of learning and education during the Covid-19 pandemic. This, after the country earned a five-star rating for remote learning readiness in a study by the United Nations Children's Fund. The Remote Learning Readiness Index gave just four out of 67 countries high scores for preparedness in all levels of basic education, including Argentina, Barbados, and Jamaica. To measure their readiness, the index took into account various factors at the household level, the government's policy response, and emergency preparedness of the national education sector. "Siguraduhin pa natin na may pantay-pantay na oportunidad ang mga bata na makapag-aral kahit saan mang parte ng bansa sila naroroon at anumang estado nila sa buhay (We will ensure that there's an equal opportunity to learners whereve

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Unicef rates PH 5-star in readiness for remote learning index

(File photo) MANILA - The United Nations Children's Fund (Unicef), in a recently published report, said the Philippines is one of the countries with the "highest readiness for remote learning." The study, titled Ensuring Equal Access to Education in Future Crises, analyzed a total of 67 low- and middle-income countries with available data and ranked them based on their readiness to deliver remote learning in response to events that lead to school closures or disruption of in-person learning. "Argentina, Barbados, Jamaica, and the Philippines all received five stars, the highest score in the RLRI (Remote Learning Readiness Index)," the report read. Unicef said these four nations have a "strong policy response for remote learning for all or almost all education levels" supported by "high emergency preparedness, as well as the existence of household factors that support remote learning." In a November 4 statement, the Department of Education (De

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Unicef remote learning index has PHL scoring high marks

THE Philippines scored high marks in the United Nations Children’s Fund’s (Unicef) Remote Learning Readiness Index (RLRI), but many children still find it difficult to absorb lessons through online classes. In the report, titled “Ensuring Equal Access To Education In Future Crises: Findings of the New Remote Learning Readiness Index,”…

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At least 200 million schoolchildren live in countries that remain unprepared to deploy remote learning in future emergency school closures – UNICEF

At least 200 million schoolchildren live in countries that remain unprepared to deploy remote learning in future emergency school closures – UNICEF
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200mn kids live in nations not ready for remote learning in future emergencies: UNICEF

United Nations, Oct 29 At least 200 million school children live in 31 low- and middle-income countries that remain unprepared to deploy remote learning in future emergency school closures, accordin

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